This multi-family housing complex in Nantes is at once both energy-efficient and completely flexible, making it a sustainable solution that can meet the needs of a variety of families. Designed by Paris-based <a href="http://tarabusi.net/" target="_blank">Atelier Tarabusi</a>, the project is composed of small, compact blocks oriented to the east and west. The complex offers up a variety of different sized apartments and also offers residents an easy option to add an extra room to their apartment if they need a new bedroom for a growing family.

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Housing in Nantes-Atelier Tarabusi

Located in the neighborhood of the Bottière Chênaie in Nantes, France, this sustainable housing project features 2 apartment blocks with 36 flats and 7 blocks of Multi-Family Dwellings with 26 flats.

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Housing in Nantes-Atelier Tarabusi

The apartment blocks are designed to be a bit more classic to appeal to those looking for a standard solution.

Likewise in the winter, lower sun angles allow more light and heat to enter reducing the need for additional heating and lighting.

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Housing in Nantes-Atelier Tarabusi

Difference between an apartment with a double height living room, or one with three bedrooms.

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Housing in Nantes-Atelier Tarabusi

Diagram of the housing development layout.

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Housing in Nantes-Atelier Tarabusi

This multi-family housing complex in Nantes is at once both energy-efficient and completely flexible, making it a sustainable solution that can meet the needs of a variety of families. Designed by Paris-based Atelier Tarabusi, the project is composed of small, compact blocks oriented to the east and west. The complex offers up a variety of different sized apartments and also offers residents an easy option to add an extra room to their apartment if they need a new bedroom for a growing family.